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When installing Thrift to access my hbase using different languages,

during the configuration when i am running

[hadoop@localhost thrift]$  ./bootstrap.sh

I get:

-bash: ./bootstrap.sh: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

How to solve this issue ?

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From reported error, it look like bootstrap.sh has some control characters (note ^M in error). May be bootstrap.sh need to be explicitly converted into unix format, you may use dos2unix command for this. 

dos2unix ./bootstrap.sh
Shubhangi
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Looks as if the #! hashbang line of that file is corrupt.

Before using tools like dos2unix I'd rather check why that ^M is there at all. That should not be the case, and it is very likely that the file has more defects.

If in doubt, try restoring bootstrap.sh from the original source.

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